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NAS - NETWORK ACCESS SERVERS

-Distributed NAS - NETWORK ACCESS SERVERS:
- Providing a powerful, intelligent networking architecture for remote multi-media storage /
forwarding and information compression/ transmission capabilities, using broadband
Inter/IntraNet/ WWWeb communicatiions.
These multiple NAS Servers optimize the broadband accessibility, high-speed networking
and collaborative media integration for interactive Data/Audio and Video Streaming files.
The distributed Network Access Servers can enhance high-bandwidth streaming-data
transfers and incorporate:
- - Intelligent Two-Way Media Communications
- - Media File Compression and Decompression
- - Integrated Multi-Media Caching/Storage
- - Broadband Data/Voice/Video Local Access
The NAS-Network Access Servers, facilitate intelligent broadband linkages directly from the
client POP - Point of Presence, into the ISP and Host computer backbone networks.
This technology effectively accelerates the on-line performance of wideband Inter/IntraNet
communicaations facilities, offering virtual real-time transmissiion rates for collaborative
integration of Data/Voice & Video multi- media networking; effectively optimizing line-speeds
and minimizing latency & congestion, for transporting of high- bandwidth/media-rich content.
These broadband transmission services can provide real-time communication for G4 or
MPEG-3 & 4 video data, at speeds well in excess of 10 Mbpps, regardless of geographic
delivery points; including a multiplicity of on-line store & forward options that are controlled
from the client desk-top, with conventional WWWeb GUI interfaces.
Added reference materials for the Network Servers is noted on this site.
The "BROAD Net"tm Communications System support services are also optionally available, for:
network consulting, design, implemenation, management and training, to assist in the deployment
of both distributed wideband networks and RLAN/WAN& WWWeb computer-communications facilities.
Further technical information on these "BROAD Net"tm Communications Systems can be requested
directly from:
Net/Mobiletm
313-882-1133
iCom@usa.com
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